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Elder Law & Legal Resources in Vancouver

7 providers serving Vancouver

Independent. No referral fees. Listings reviewed regularly.

Elder Law Attorney

Vancouver, BC

Private pay

4.9(285 reviews)Google Maps

Morris Law and Morris Notary is a elder law, wills and estate planning provider serving seniors in Vancouver, BC.

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Elder Law Attorney

Vancouver, BC

Private pay

4.9(208 reviews)Google Maps

Tim Louis & Company Law Firm is a elder law, wills and estate planning provider serving seniors in Vancouver, BC.

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Elder Law Attorney

Vancouver, BC

Private pay

4.9(48 reviews)Google Maps

West End Law is a elder law, wills and estate planning provider serving seniors in Vancouver, BC.

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Elder Law Attorney
4.8(132 reviews)Google Maps

Alan Chim Law Corporation - Lawyer and Notary Public is a elder law, wills and estate planning provider serving seniors in Vancouver, BC.

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Elder Law Attorney
4.6(8 reviews)Google Maps

Pioneer elder law firm in British Columbia assisting older adults with estate planning, powers of attorney, representation agreements, and elder abuse matters.

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Elder Law Attorney

Serves: Vancouver (Metro Vancouver)

Private pay

4.5(372 reviews)Google Maps

A Social Club for Immigrant Seniors

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Profile reviewed Mar 2026. Availability and prices should be confirmed directly.

Elder Law Attorney
2.7(12 reviews)Google Maps

Pro bono legal advice to eligible older adults (55+) residing in BC

Preparing Advance Planning documents, such as wills, powers of attorney, and representation agreements.Explaining legal proceedings and what to expect in court.Reviewing court documents.
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Frequently Asked Questions

When should I set up a power of attorney?

As soon as possible. In BC, an Enduring Power of Attorney lets someone manage your finances if you become incapable. A Representation Agreement covers health care decisions. Both should be set up while you have capacity.

Is legal aid available for seniors?

Yes. The People's Law School, Access Pro Bono, and local legal aid offices offer free or low-cost legal information and referrals for seniors. Some elder law firms offer free initial consultations.

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